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Deck 4 COPY COPY COPY Flashcards

1
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why do myxomas create inflammation

A

bc they release IL-6

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2
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what types of fluids does someone in septic shock need

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crystalloid so either saline or crystalloid

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3
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what abx do you use for C diff infection

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vanc or fidaxomicin and if its severe you add IV metro

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4
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relationship of trachea to esophagus

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trachea is anterior to the esophagus

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5
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does damage to the pancreas cause acute hemodynamic changes

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no

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6
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if there is no blood in the FAST exam where is the blood likely if a pt is unstable

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likely the pelvis

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7
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signs of inhalation injury

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Prolonged smoke exposure in an enclosed space, Facial burns, Wheezing, nasopharyngeal blistering

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8
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what does a aortic dissection look like from the CT angio

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there is an intimal flap where you have hte disscetion in the lumen

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9
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signs of graves opthomology

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Lid lag, proptosis, diplopia

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10
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pain worsened by passive dorsiflexion of big toe dx

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plantar faciitis

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11
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pathophys of hyperparathyroidism in chronic kidney diseaseq

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chronic stimulation causes hyperplasia of the parathyroid causing secretion even in the setting of elevated calcium

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12
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A-a gradient in atelectasis

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elevated

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13
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management of auricular hematoma

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immediate drainage

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14
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what is a hypopneon

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purulent haziness and layering of leukocytes over the conjunctivae

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15
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presentation of acute mesenteric ischemia

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rapid onset periumbilical pain, hematochezia, pain out of proportion to exam findings

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16
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seminoma hormone elevations

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only bHCG

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17
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mixed germ cell tumor hormone elevations

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AFP and BHCG

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18
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leydig cell tumor hormone elevations

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estrodiol is high

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19
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pseudoanerysm vs. AV fistula bruit

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pseudoaneurysm is only systolic and AV fistula is continuous

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20
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can you still actively plantar flex with achilles tendon rupture

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yes, bc of collateral connections from other muscles and tendons

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21
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signs of osteoarthritis on xray

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loss of joint space, periarticular osteophytes, sclerosis of the acetabular surface

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22
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xray signs of chronic osteomyelitis

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ragged fracture, fragmentation of the bone

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23
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chronic wound drainage post surgical fixation of long bone dx

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chronic osteomyelitis

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24
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what is tophous gout

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slowly enlarging hard mass in people with gout due to bursal infiltration of gout crystals

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25
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penile injury initial management

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if evidence of urethral injury then they need retrograde urethrography

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26
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intraperitoneal fluid bladder injury location

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bladder dome

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27
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retroperitoneal fluid bladder injury location

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anterior wall of bladder

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28
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what is the troussou sign

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migrating thrombophlebitis (red itchy stretch marks)

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29
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what is the troussou sign typicall associated with

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most often pancreatic cancer, but can be others

30
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do you need to do genetic testing for hereditary spherocytosis

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nope you can just do splenectomy after blood smear

31
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signs of non hemolytic transfusion reaction

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fever, chills, mild shortness of breath, myalgias, nausea, etc

32
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cause of non hemolytic transfusion reaction

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preformed antibodies to donor leukocytes

33
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treatment of methemeglobinemia

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methylene blue

34
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treatment of carbon dioxide poisoning

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hyperbaric O2 chambre

35
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pathophys of cushings reflex

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rising intracranial pressures occlude vessels which decreases perfusion so MAP increases to allow for increased perfusion to the brain, causing very high BP, bradycardia and irregular respirations

36
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slow growing pinkish skin lesion

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likely basal cell CA

37
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management of septic arthritis

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IV ABX and I&D

38
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cardiogenic shock SVR

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increased because CO is decreased

39
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first line medication in treatment of aortic dissection

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labetolol to lower BP and HR

40
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management of PAD

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first smoking cessation and exercise therapy, then meds, then surgery

41
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what indicates the severity of aspiration pneumonia

A

volume of aspirated fluid

42
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signs of cholangiocarcinoma

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RUQ pain, weight loss, nausea, vomiting, fevers, signs of bile duct obstructin

43
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dx of cholangiocarcinoma

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ERCP so that you can visualize the CBD

44
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what type of bilirubinemia in a cholangioCA

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direct bc it is a blockage so its overflowing

45
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etiology of zenker diverticulum

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cricopharyngeal muscle spasm

46
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what type of thyroid cancer is familial typcially

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medullary

47
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which patients get pituitary adenoma vs. craniopharyngioma

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pit adenoma - adults // craniopharyngioma - kids

48
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rotator cuff inflammation signs

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pain with abduction and external rotation, normal ROM with impingement signs

49
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when do you perform surgical debridement after burns

A

> 72 hours after

50
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when to cath someone for burns

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immediately so you can monitor their urine output

51
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how does CMV manifest as reactivation

A

typically it is a colitis

52
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severe complication of IBD

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toxic megacolon

53
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treatment of toxic megacolon from IBD

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steroids

54
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signs of toxic megacolon on xray

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loss of haustra, large dilated colon, air fluid levels

55
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most common cause of nosocomial blood stream infection

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central venous catheters

56
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BCC or melanoma of the face exicsion technique

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Mohs

57
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likely etiology of vomiting post Roux-en-Y bypass

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anastamotic stenosis

58
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clinical clues for renovascular causes of HTN

A

recurrent flash pulmonary edema, malignant HTN, uncontrolled HTN despite multiple meds

59
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K+
values in renovascular disease

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activated RAAS causes elevated aldosterone which causes low potassium

60
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expanding neck hematoma management

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immediate wound exploration to decompress hematoma

61
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massive transfusion protocol blood products

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FFP, packed RBCs, platelets

62
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AC joint sprain clinical clue

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pain with adduction of the arm across torso

63
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pathophys of gallstones for a patient on TPN

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gallbladder stasis

64
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next step for patients that cant tolerate anticoagulation for lower extremity DVT

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IVC filter

65
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best way to maintain output function of a patient with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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hemodynamic stability (give fluids)

66
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which type of echo is best

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TEE

67
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posterior urethral injury presentation

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blood at urethral meatus, high riding prostate

68
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next stp in management of posterior urethral injury

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retrograde urethrogram

69
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low T3/euthyroid sick syndrome etiology

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high circulating glucocorticoids and inflammatory cytokines cause decreased conversion of T4 –> T3

70
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dx of gallstone pancreatitis

A

RUQ ultrasound

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